Alexander Associates Technical Recruitment
Geotechnical Engineer

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Geotechnical Engineer (Asset Protection)
Location: Walthamstow, Greater London
Project: £400 Million Flagship Thames Water Project
Job Type: Permanent, Full-Time
We are seeking a Geotechnical Engineer to support the delivery of a major £400 million Thames Water infrastructure project. You will provide technical assurance and geotechnical support, helping manage construction risks and protect existing assets, utilities, and structures throughout design and construction.
Key Responsibilities
- Provide geotechnical and asset protection advice to project and construction teams.
- Review engineering designs, technical reports, calculations, and construction methodologies.
- Assess potential impacts of construction activities on existing assets, structures, and utilities.
- Support the development and implementation of risk mitigation measures.
- Review temporary works and construction proposals from contractors and designers.
- Support monitoring, inspection, and assurance activities during construction.
- Liaise with designers, contractors, consultants, clients, and stakeholders.
- Participate in design reviews, risk workshops, and technical assurance processes.
- Assist with resolution of engineering issues arising during project delivery.
- Support compliance with project specifications, industry standards, and client requirements.
- Prepare and review technical reports and engineering documentation.
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Requirements
- Degree in Geotechnical Engineering, Civil Engineering, Engineering Geology, or a related discipline.
- Experience working on major infrastructure, utilities, water, rail, or civil engineering projects.
- Understanding of geotechnical engineering principles and construction methods.
- Experience reviewing technical designs and engineering documentation.
- Knowledge of excavation, foundations, retaining structures, temporary works, and ground movement risks.
- Understanding of asset protection and construction risk management principles.
- Strong analytical, communication, and stakeholder management skills.
- Ability to interpret technical reports, drawings, and calculations.


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